Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10

things go just now, at least tits nothing
but "going, going. gone" with him.
j. w. Russel, Of Lewisburg, and
w. III. German. of Rebersburg, two OF
our subscribers, made us friendly
call last week. Call again gentlemen,
we shall always haye open doors fol
you.
In making our rounds on Friday
afternoon we found lots of life about
the business places on Main street. The
very pleasant weather and Rocks sale
! at the National brought many people to
| town.
Mr. jeremiah Brumgart, of B0alS
burg, who had been to Brusbvalley on
a visit to his parents, on his way home
yesterday afternoon stopped IN town
few minutes and locked in on the
JOURNAL.
II G. Shafer, the new proprietor of
the National hotel in this place, took
possession Of the house on last Satur.
day. The hotel is in good hands and
under his management will be Il credit
to the town.
&C. w. Harvey and sister, Of Mil
roy, registered at the Musser House on
Monday. Mr.. Harvey has several ac-
quaintances in town, having clerk
ed in McManigal's hardware store,
about l3 years ago.
On the 25th inst, Ephraim Rupp
administrator of the estate of Sam
Rupp, late Of Haines township, de-
ceased, will offer the personal effects of
decedent at public sale, to take place
ON his late premises.
DIR. J. F. Harter left for Reliefonte
yesterday Afternoon, to attend the VI. +.
conference in session there this week.
Messrs. A. Walter and w. X. AleXan'
der expect to go later in the week to
remain over Sunday.
Always up to The times-merchant
J.W. .Stoyer on Main street. AS this is
the season of the year when people pull
stakes and leave for other parts he
keeps full line of Trunks and Satchels
for sale at low prices.
-Sunbury is agitated by what some
call spOok. 1t is Wan clothed I'D a
long, dark cloak, who strides about the
streets of the city in the quiet hours OF
night and scares nightly pedestrians
nearly out of theil boots.
Landlord S. T. Fra;n, of the Key
stone Hotel, Selinsgrove, smiled on his
many friends in town on Friday. He
was oyer to Brushyalley, on Thursday,
in company with attorney Cox, from
Lewisburg, on business trip.
The work on the new U. B. par
sonage on Penn street is being pushed
tc a finish this week. The painters
have charge of the interior of the build
ing. while the carpenters are mailing
the last few weather boards on the
outside.
Clayton Weber and family moved
from Ty lersville To NJ illheim last week
and occupy the small tenant house ad-
joining J. III. B. Hartman's dwelling
on Penn street. He is grandson of
r. B. Hartman. in whose shops Clay
ton works at the carpenter bench.
STRANGE !-On Saturday night one
of Michael Ulrich's horses was taken
out of the stable aud tied at Frank
Knarr's fence 1t is not known who
did it nor what the object was. 1t is
supposed that the horse stood there IN
the alley at least three or four hours.
"A DIARY OR POCKET COMPANION
for everybody a useful Note and Ac-
count Book containing Centennial
Calendar and also valuable hints for
the health and comfort of all. Don't
fail TO get it. Send 2-cent stamp to
J. II. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
MUSICAL CoLLEGE-The3 31st Ses-
sion of Six Weeks, opens Monday eye
ming, April 25th, 1887. for the Teach
ing and Training of Young Ladies in
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Ad-
dress.
F. G. MoYER, Musical Director,
Freeburgh, Pa.
Mrs. e. w. Mauck, who had been
absent several weeks on visit to her
parents, at Lightstreet, Columbia Co,
returned home and brought her little
sister, Miss Mamie along. There is a
decided change for the better on Ed
wards face since his better half is at
home again.
| Mr. Scott, a gentleman who is en-
ployed on the keystone Gazette. Belle
fonte. as pressman, i'll umined this office
by his agreeable presence on Mon day
forenoon. He and his lady spent the
dav in town, being on pleasure trip.
Always glad to make the acquaintance
of one of the craft. Call again.
Our towDsman, p. s. Meyer, took
possession of the Pine Creek Mills, a.
ho,,t q ~ ;Jo, ooot of Hohurp of Thurq.